The Persian Qanats is registered on UNESCO’s list of World Cultural Heritage in 2016. There are eleven qanats in this list representing the intelligence and skills of the builders. A qanat or the Persian name of it, Kariz refers to magnificent underground structures acted like horizontal tunnels to transport underground water from the mother well […]
Lut Desert or Dasht-e Lut is one of the greatest wonders of Iranian unique nature covers central and south-eastern parts of Iran. Lut is a collection of small-scale internal deserts, with warm and dry climate includes Khorasan, Sistan and Baluchistan and Kerman. Fortunately, in recent years, the Lut Desert become the favourite destination for tourists who are eager to experience desert and desert life style.
The Hyrcanian Forests stretches 850 km along the southern coast of the Caspian Sea in Iran. with a long history this ancient forest dates back to 25-50 million years ago; this why we mentioned it as a reminder of dinosaur’s era. This area is very important for the natural researchers from
The world’s oldest earthquake-proof structure. The tomb of Cyrus is located one kilometre southwest of the Pasargadae palaces. For its Outstanding Universal Value, it was recorded as the ensemble of Pasargadae in the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004. The great Cyrus (r. 559-530 BC) is the founder of the Achaemenid dynasty. Cyrus is internationally […]
Kanovan (Kandovān) is a rocky village in East Azerbaijan, Iran. The village has been developed on the foothills of Sahand volcano. The main structures in the village are man-made dwellings or cliff dwellings which were created by digging hard rocks and using the natural holes in the rocks. The village is well developed with public […]
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